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- DictionaryStip·u·late/ˈstipyəˌlāt/
verb
- 1. demand or specify (a requirement), typically as part of a bargain or agreement: "he stipulated certain conditions before their marriage"
8 hours ago · Always define the lease term, including check-in and check-out dates, and stipulate the maximum occupancy (the maximum number of people allowed at one time in your property) to maintain property standards and ensure safety. 3. Payment and Security Deposit Information
So I do know that the regulations stipulate that 37mm launchers meant for signaling or the dispersion of tear gases are not covered by the definition of a destructive device. In addition, a projectile with under 7g of payload is not considered a DD.
8 hours ago · Furthermore, the measures stipulate that public officials who fail to comply would be guilty of “contempt of the legislature” and subject to imprisonment, but does not clearly define what constitutes contempt, Lin said, adding that the punishments contravened constitutional principles of proportionality.
8 hours ago · Furthermore, the measures stipulate that public officials who fail to comply would be guilty of “contempt of the legislature” and subject to imprisonment, but does not clearly define what ...
8 hours ago · Assumptions should be listed to clearly stipulate what phenomena in external project environment are relevant to the system’s modelling and which ones shall be left out or stay outside of model’s boundaries. This is quite important step that would directly influence model’s distance to reality, complexness and value (Chap. 2). Phenomenon ...
8 hours ago · The SS is designed to provide clarity on supervisory expectations for the risk management characteristics and organisation that should be in place commensurate with ...
8 hours ago · So much so that I asked my father to stipulate I would be allowed three daughters in House Marbrand’s marriage contract with House Lannister. During the negotiations, they reduced that to one daughter.” Tywin nodded. He had wondered why the Marbrand contract had been especially generous.
